The night hade... And superful shrong naken don toke.
Les what might of the and emptive.
She forget readloc
Too a was you will of res
A may of my his goes there man blost hangeants to sod
Yearts and he word rendin thisten with of the so dards and you shalled
Ameth ever agogued the was but old humb
Not leapoly afar
I may place arough a know
Were was wher lord of the brom four evens above your sing my brazy say danciend
For lost is battle fade us poor our no bey's we neat hadows raven the grince of the everathe tria.
And mr. Went us hard
The do new
Once words
Ared world.
When the softerria
Have arought ten shous at these to spoked of wearth
Upon the deadful with and sing
And say sainto mangermies their feets and see alls.
[A few folk might remember a strange feedback conversation system I did a long while ago, called Disco - this is the same sort of system by which it generated responses (a kind of weighted Markov chain (that's not really right in any regard, but it's a useful lie)) let loose on the poems of G K Chesterton].
What does M3EW stand for?
Oils
Trying painting with oils for the first time in my life; doing it completely wrong (whole thing done freehand with the one (bit too large) brush, not even cleaning it when changing colours, and just squeezing the paint directly onto the canvas then pushing it around), but I can see myself getting used to this (so much easier than trying to follow a reference photo, anyway).
EDIT: This was just a vague sketch of a head rather than any specific individual but, damn, isn't that the spit of what would happen if Patrick Stewart and the Mekon had a kid together?
Introducing the Craigiephone
It's monophonic! It only has eight 'keys'! It can only generate simple square waves!
But we have multitracking if we need polyphony, those eight keys are individually tunable, and filters can take simple square waves and make them much more interesting. Plus the Craigiephone has a nifty little rheostat thingy to change pitch on the fly.
Will upload a picture tomorrow, but in the meantime here's a little test track (first track has had a stereo delay added and been dropped an octave, second track has had a digital chorus filter applied).
Click here to download
But we have multitracking if we need polyphony, those eight keys are individually tunable, and filters can take simple square waves and make them much more interesting. Plus the Craigiephone has a nifty little rheostat thingy to change pitch on the fly.
Will upload a picture tomorrow, but in the meantime here's a little test track (first track has had a stereo delay added and been dropped an octave, second track has had a digital chorus filter applied).
Click here to download
A Chain of Songs
....well not necessarily songs; another stupid idea where I think "I know! I'll make an incredibly convoluted word-chain type thing and then write a song for each entry!" In the hope that just getting the title for a song will be enough to inspire me to write a song. Which doesn't really work. Ever. "Shopwork", for example - what the deuce sort of name is that for a song? *sigh*
Note: incredibly big image; best not to click on it, really. Not to click on it, as Dr Moreau would instruct.
....well not necessarily songs; another stupid idea where I think "I know! I'll make an incredibly convoluted word-chain type thing and then write a song for each entry!" In the hope that just getting the title for a song will be enough to inspire me to write a song. Which doesn't really work. Ever. "Shopwork", for example - what the deuce sort of name is that for a song? *sigh*Note: incredibly big image; best not to click on it, really. Not to click on it, as Dr Moreau would instruct.
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